[ ] pick up cake for shower, b/c no one else can -- and they got it at a bakery an hour away! * sheesh *

[ ] pick up ironing from ironing lady
[ ] pick up t-shirt from print place
[ ] post office
[x] walked 3 miles outdoors
[x] called to make sure dmom had room for cake in her outside refrigerator, if I can't make room in mine
[x] called t-shirt place, yes, it is ready
[x] order dh's Father's Day present
Did a lot of talking with the Lord while I was walking, too, and reviewed J&C prayer requests from our village, too, so I hope some of you are feeling His presence lifting you up this morning, also.
I keep thinking about what dmom said, about ddad wanting to visit ds/ddil, but afraid of the shape the dog will have the house in, knowing that will drive him
crazy, and knowing that he will be hard-pressed to keep from blurting out some kind of crack about how they're living, you know, and then hurting their feelings and making them mad... so he just hasn't been in the house since the dog arrived.

And of course, when the dbaby gets here, he'll want to see it more... and they'll probably wonder why dparents never come to see them... * sigh *
The dog hasn't made a big mess in the house at all. She is well-trained as far as letting them know when she needs to go outside. However, she does shed pretty badly... and she has scratched the door facing and some of the sheetrock beside the front door... so I'm sure ddad would notice that, first thing. And since ddad was in charge of remodeling this house, he is going to probably take it kind of personally that they have allowed this.
I will enjoy my drive, I think. I used to go to the orthodontist in this town, plus the drive takes me past the place where dmom & one of her best friends used to take me & the friend's daughter swimming. I miss those days.
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Helia))) Sometimes people are just like that. If you think the bush needs trimming, trim it some more. You've done well, driving the route yourself and checking it out. If she calls again, you can tell her you did that & you did not think sight-line is a problem. At that time, you could mention the problem in the other direction, if you wish, or just let it go. Try not to worry about it. You've done all you can.